Al-Faraj ignites Twitter outrage

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Saudi News Today,(ST)-  Saudi sport journalist, Walid al-Faraj’s Tweets on the social networking site “Twitter” sparked controversy among users through appealing to his nation’s sons to avoid preachers who incite them for jihad in Syria, saying:

“My nation’s sons, beware of those who claim Jihad or those who ask you for jihad in Syria,”   asserting the desire in clarifying the idea “why, your masters do not send their own sons to jihad while they want to sacrifice the nation’s sons?

Al-Faraj pointed out to the recent Mohammad al-Ourefi’s sermons he made a few days ago in the Egyptian capital Cairo in which al-Faraj rejects al-Ourefi’s call by directing youth to do jihad in Syria.

In another twitter, al-Faraj warned against getting civilians in Saudi Arabia involved in killing, explosion and bomb manufacturing training in the restive areas, asserting that the danger will engulf the Saudi Arabia due to the mentioned acts when the  jihadists come back to Saudi Arabia.

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